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Bridlington

Bridlington

Bridlington is a seaside resort on the East Yorkshire coast with a North Beach and a South Beach, and a working harbour dating to the 12th century that lands about 300 tonnes of lobster a year. Attractions include Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Bridlington Animal Park, John Bull's World of Rock and the seafront funfair, and the Old Town has Georgian streets.

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Where to stay

  • Bridlington Old TownGeorgian streets and independent shops, a short walk inland from the harbour
  • South CliffSeafront guest houses near South Beach and the park and ride
  • SewerbyVillage with Sewerby Hall and Gardens, about 5 minutes away by car
  • FlamboroughVillage near Flamborough Head, about 15 minutes away
  • FileySeaside town about 25 minutes north by car

Getting there

  • Bridlington station (Station Approach, YO15 3EP) is run by Northern, with trains from Hull, Scarborough and York; the town centre is about a 10-minute walk and the seafront and harbour about 15 minutes
  • A bus stop is close to the station on Hilderthorpe Road, and taxis wait outside the station
  • A seasonal park and ride at South Cliff (off the A1038 Kingsgate) usually runs from late March to the start of November
  • The station car park has 43 spaces
TipTown centre parking can be limited in busy summer months, so the park and ride is recommended then. The harbour and the main attractions are close together, so a central or South Cliff hotel needs no car.

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Questions people ask

Where is the best place to stay near Bridlington?

Bridlington Old Town: Georgian streets and independent shops, a short walk inland from the harbour. South Cliff: Seafront guest houses near South Beach and the park and ride. Sewerby: Village with Sewerby Hall and Gardens, about 5 minutes away by car. Flamborough: Village near Flamborough Head, about 15 minutes away. Filey: Seaside town about 25 minutes north by car.

How do I get to Bridlington?

Bridlington station (Station Approach, YO15 3EP) is run by Northern, with trains from Hull, Scarborough and York; the town centre is about a 10-minute walk and the seafront and harbour about 15 minutes. A bus stop is close to the station on Hilderthorpe Road, and taxis wait outside the station. A seasonal park and ride at South Cliff (off the A1038 Kingsgate) usually runs from late March to the start of November. The station car park has 43 spaces.

Any tips for visiting Bridlington?

Town centre parking can be limited in busy summer months, so the park and ride is recommended then. The harbour and the main attractions are close together, so a central or South Cliff hotel needs no car.

Which airport is closest to Bridlington?

The nearest airport on this site is Teesside International Airport, about 58 miles away in a straight line. See hotels near the airport.